pyCarla
A python module for synthesizing MIDI events and files from python code with using any kind of audio plugin!
See docs for more installation and more info.
TLDR
Python has no strong real-time capabilities since it cannot run with parallel threads. This method delegates most of the realtime stuffs to external C/C++ programs, improving the performances and the accuracy against pure-Python based approaches.
This method is really portable and supports almost any type of plugins and virtual instruments thanks to the excellent Carla:
Linux VST2/VST3
Windows VST2/VST3
LV2
LADSPA
DSSI
AU
SF2/SF3
SFZ
Any other format supported by external plugins
TODO
For sure
Add single function to synthesize midi file
Add single function to batch-synthesize midi files
Make synchronization handling xruns (edit is_ready)
Update Carla
refactoring with a generic start method in JackClient and specific methods get_callback and get_duration
Maybe
Use Carla python code to control Carla host
Support LADISH sessions for automatically starting LinuxSampler if needed
Installation scripts for windows and mac
Credits
- Federico Simonetta
federico.simonetta at unimi.it
1 maintainer
Metadata
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